yeah I think it should be even shorter if possible.

My big ticket items are testing and analysis, I doubt I will have time for much else.

On 8/15/07, Mark Proctor <mproctor@codehaus.org> wrote:
we are doing a quick release for 4.2 before xmas. CEP/ESP won't be ready for then, but you can still work on it in a branch for 5.0.

Mark
Edson Tirelli wrote:

    I think we need to define what would be the desirable timeframe of the next release?!
    I would really like to include the initial CEP/ESP support in that release. There are also a few feature requests in JIRA regarding things like multi-pattern accumulate, etc.

    []s
    Edson


2007/8/14, Michael Neale <michael.neale@gmail.com>:
This is how I see the 4.2 roadmap (main "big ticket" features) - I think this is realistic for a short schedule (and I am probably missing things, but lets keep it realistic):
(FYI this is only what *I* know is going on)
of course critical fixes will take priority, and there are many other small tasks that will make it in as well - I am just trying to avoid a bloat that means 4.2 is 5 ;)

BRMS/Tooling:
* Role/capability based security (using seam security) in the BRMS
* GUI for analysis tool/QA reporting on package quality (based on contributions from Toni Rikkola)
* Declarative testing tools in BRMS (web GUI)
  - junit extension for unit testing single rules
* IDE GUI to build/deploy a package
* Ruleflow stuff (Kris??)
* Web Service deployment of "decision services"


Core/lang:
* Improved error messages (relies on bug reports/examples)
* pluggable extractors (for future ontology)


UNKNOWN:
* IDE/BRMS integration
* Data driven "enums" in BRMS (this probably has to wait for a fuller ontology I am afraid - else it is a can of worms - can hack something)




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